Can we believe the resurrection of Christ actually happened? The Rising Podcast with Melanie Penn delves into the historicity of the resurrection and how this event changed human history—past and future! We interview authors, historians, personalities, and academics to dive deeper into this key historical event that changed human history. The conversations between a contemporary songwriter and members of the scholastic community will offer rare moments of insight for believers and skeptics.Melanie Penn introduces this podcast with the launch of her album, The Rising.
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Can we believe the resurrection of Christ actually happened? The Rising Podcast with Melanie Penn delves into the historicity of the resurrection and how this event changed human history—past and future! We interview authors, historians, personalities, and academics to dive deeper into this key historical event that changed human history. The conversations between a contemporary songwriter and members of the scholastic community will offer rare moments of insight for believers and skeptics.Melanie Penn introduces this podcast with the launch of her album, The Rising.
Living Daily in the Spirit of The Resurrection with Margaret Feinberg
The Rising Podcast with Melanie Penn
16 minutes
1 month ago
Living Daily in the Spirit of The Resurrection with Margaret Feinberg
In this inspiring episode of The Rising Podcast, Melanie sits down with author and Bible teacher Margaret Feinberg to discuss what it means to live daily in the spirit of the resurrection. Margaret shares profound insights from the resurrection narrative, highlighting the significance of Christ entrusting the message to women and what that means for us today. She also introduces practical ways to remember the resurrection, including the power of daily declarations rooted in scripture that can rewire our brains and shift our perspective from death to life. The conversation delves into the Hebrew word ruch for spirit, breath, and air, emphasizing the closeness of the Holy Spirit, and explores deeper meanings behind the figures in the Old Testament, revealing how God’s Spirit has been at work all throughout history. Finally, Margaret touches on the common doubts embodied by Thomas and Christ’s compassionate response, offering comfort and encouragement that His resurrection power is coming for us all.
Thought-Provoking Quotes: “I love the moment Christ walks out [of the tomb]. It proclaims in word and deed and in miracle that death does not have the final say. And who does He first entrust this message to? Women. It is such a liberating and empowering message for you, for me, and every woman out there.” - Margaret Feinberg “It’s so easy to go to those negative places. A simple practice we all can engage in is making declarations that are rooted in scripture and begin rewiring our brain toward a new reality. Where there is death, I will speak life. Where there is brokenness, I will speak wholeness. And that can really begin to shift things, not just for ourselves, but for those around us.” - Margaret Feinberg “Christ embraces us and our doubts and our fears and our questions and our skepticism, that there’s no question that is too big or too hard for Christ and His compassion and His resurrection power to answer.” - Margaret Feinberg “When we let go of our final breath, that resurrection power that is in Christ is coming for us. And we will get to stand face to face with the one who made us and loved us more than we could ever imagine.” - Margaret Feinberg
Can we believe the resurrection of Christ actually happened? The Rising Podcast with Melanie Penn delves into the historicity of the resurrection and how this event changed human history—past and future! We interview authors, historians, personalities, and academics to dive deeper into this key historical event that changed human history. The conversations between a contemporary songwriter and members of the scholastic community will offer rare moments of insight for believers and skeptics.Melanie Penn introduces this podcast with the launch of her album, The Rising.
